Pulsed Electromagnetic Field Therapy (PEMF) Systems

Each of the 75 trillion cells in our body is vibrating at a specific frequency.

This creates balance within our systems.

The earth also has its own specific electromagnetic pulse.

Scientific research has proven that this specific frequency has declined over the last several thousand years – too short of a time period for humans to adjust to.

Additionally, our computers, cell phones, and microwaves create electro-smog around us that puts stress on our cells.

Any disruption in the electromagnetic energy within cells can lead to unwanted health effects.

To combat this, PEMF (pulsed electromagnetic field therapy) – an area that has been studied for three decades – delivers beneficial EMFs and frequencies that strengthen weak cells and support cellular energy.

PEMF is a simple and effective way to boost the healing potential of every single cell in the body.

Health Benefits of PEMF

Based on clinical studies, PEMF therapy is capable of:

• Reducing inflammation
• Accelerating healing capabilities
• Enhancing circulation
• Increasing range of motion
• Decreasing pain
• Improving nerve regeneration
• Decreasing tissue death
• And more

How to Choose the Best PEMF Mat

When researching a PEMF device, it is crucial to find a device with the capacity to effectively penetrate the body.

Ask yourself the following 10 questions when considering a PEMF device/mat.

• Does this Device Emit Frequencies that are Earth-based?

Ensure that the frequencies used by the device are closely matched with nature.

The ideal scenario is around 0-30 Hz.

The frequencies produced by nature, as well as brain wave patterns, are usually in this range.

• Does it Feature a Built-in Biorhythm Clock?

Research suggests that our bodies, brains, and the planet change frequencies throughout the day.

Mats that include an organ clock, or at least the ability to adjust frequencies during the day, should be your top pick.

Using these customized frequencies, you can perform the ideal scenario: energized frequencies during the morning and relaxed pulses at night.

• Is it Strong and Safe?

The device should be capable of effectively dealing with issues while still being safe enough to fall within US and DIN safety standards (maximum intensity of 400uT or 4 Gauss).

Many consumers are fooled by companies claiming that stronger intensities create better results.

However, the key is frequency resonance, not intensity.

For this reason, look for mats with intensities and frequencies that align with the earth.

• Does it Have a Sensitive Setting?

Lower intensities can be more beneficial than higher settings in terms of PEMF therapy.

If you are chemically sensitive, search out a mat that features a picotesla setting (extremely weak magnetic field).

• Does the Intensity Adjust?

Be sure to find a full body mat that features pairs of conducting coils that target the lower, middle, and upper body with a magnetic flux that increases (and an intensity that decreases) as it approaches the head.

• Are the Machine’s Pulsating Magnetic Fields Pure?

Many mats utilize the wrong set up of wire criss-cross mesh with oval current loops surrounded by plastic tubing.

To achieve the cleanest, purest pulsating magnetic field, circular loops with several turns need to be wound tightly with no spacing.

• Does the Mat Utilize a Sawtooth Wave?

The sawtooth waveform is capable of producing the maximum action potential across cell membranes, increasing cell voltage, and delivering several frequencies at once.

• Do the Applicators Use the Square-Wave?

The square wave method – used in NASA research – is best in terms of healing and regeneration and is capable of efficiently breaking up cycles of pain.

• Does the Unit Switch Polarity?

It is necessary for mats to possess the option of switching polarity every few minutes.

If the PEMF signals are too simplistic, the body can acclimate to them and results will be diminished.

• Does it Include an Optional Light and Sound Machine?

A light and sound system that utilizes synchronized visual and audio beats and pulses stimulate both hemispheres of the brain.

This increases healing, relaxation, and creativity.

PEMF Device/Mat Reviews

iMRS 2000

The iMRS 2000 operates solely on earth-based Schumann Frequencies and Intensities and also features a built-in biorhythm clock.

It has been used and studied for 16 years.

Specs

• Frequency: .5 – 25 Hz Sinusoidal w/ Sawtooth Carrier Signal Waveform
• Intensity: 0 – 300 uT (begins at picotesla range 10^-12)

Pros

• Warranty: 3 years
• Easily programmed and upgraded
• Digital
• Earth and brain-based frequencies
• Utilizes the proven sawtooth waveform

Cons

• Cost: $3575.00 and up

MRS 2000+ Designo

The MRS 2000+ Designo features natural frequencies, intensities, and a biorhythm clock.

It is capable of charging and energizing the body in just two 8 minute sessions per day.

Specs

• Frequency: .5 – 25 Hz Sinusoidal w/ Sawtooth Carrier Signal Waveform on the full body mat
• Intensity: 0 – 70 uT (begins at picotesla range 10^-12)

Pros

• Simple to set up and use
• Warranty: 3 years
• Powerful unit
• All 3 applications can be plugged in at once

Cons

• Cost: $2895.00 and up

New Bemer Classic and Bemer Pro

In addition to alterations in its appearance that make it sleeker, the new Bemer model features a sleep mode that allows users to enjoy a more relaxing frequency at night.

It can also run two mats at the same time.

The Bemer 3000 operates using a patented sinusoidal waveform that runs at 33 Hz (slightly higher than the ideal frequency range).

Its complex waveform outperforms square wave and sawtooth.

Specs

• Frequency: Complex Sinusoidal Waveform @ 33 Hz /Sleep Mode @ 10Hz
• Intensity: 3.5 – 35 uT

Pros

• Multi-touch display
• Sleep program
• Dual controls
• 2-in-1 function
• Edit mode
• 3 predefined programs
• 10 intensity levels
• Warranty: 3 years

Cons

• Cost: $4300 and up for the Bemer 3000 Plus
• No return policy
• Must be flat to use
• Not travel-friendly
• Not programmable

Omnium1 PEMF Mat

The Omnium1, developed in Switzerland, is perfect for use when traveling and, according to some, has excellent penetrating effects due to its thinness.

Pros

• Intriguing potential benefits
• Portability
• Includes its own Android tablet
• Fascinating technology

Cons

• Does not feature a biorhythm clock, proven square wave, or sawtooth wave
• Expensive

QRS Quatron

The QRS, used worldwide by individuals and clinics, was first developed by German researchers that specialized in the link between high-frequency electropollution and the human body.

It features a pillow pad that can easily stimulate specific areas of the body.

Pros

• Does not use magnets
• Zero side effects
• 1-year warranty
• Relatively inexpensive ($1250 and up)

Cons

• Expensive ($2995)
• Benefit varies
• Requires commitment and dedication

Magnopro

The Magnopro, introduced eight years ago in Australia, is specifically designed for self-care.

Pros

• Quick and easy to use
• Gentle and safe
• Long-lasting stimulation
• Features an acupuncture option
• Deeper action

Cons

• No NASA square wave
• Not recommended for use by pregnant woman or individuals with pacemakers, epilepsy, or mycosis

Mag 1000

Mag 1000 is a portable PEMF device that features a rechargeable, high-efficiency battery, 20 programs, adjustable frequency (from 8 to 640 Hz), and treatment time of up to 24 hours.

It is excellent for the treatment of soft tissue disorders such as back pain, tendinitis, and hematomas.

Pros

• Portable
• Simple to use
• 3-level feature adjustable intensity
• Compact unit (but still features a large display)
• Inexpensive ($245 and up)

Cons

• No biorhythm clock
• No NASA square wave
• Relatively expensive (the base model starts at $1890)
• Utilizes frequencies (up to 1000 Hz) that are too high
• Not recommended for use by people with bleeding, pacemakers, organ transplants or pregnant women
• Fails to meet NASA’s criteria for rapid rise and fall to create optimal healing and regeneration
• No sensitive setting
• The user runs the risk of becoming habituated to the signal
• Since its introduction, there have not been any advancements or changes to it

Medithera Home System

The Medithera Home System was developed by German researchers that aimed to create a system for both home and clinic use.

The device is closely aligned with nature and features an optional probe applicator that allows for precise treatment of smaller areas.

Specs

• Frequency: 1-1000 Hz Sinusoidal w/ Sawtooth Carrier Signal (unfortunately, higher frequencies are present on each of the settings)
• Waveform: Sawtooth only
• Intensity: .75 – 75 uT (But no pure magnetic field and no sensitive setting)

Pros

• Only requires a $600 rental deposit
• Lightweight design
• Portable
• Easy to use
• Includes a program map for targeting specific health problems
• Warranty: 3 years

Cons

• Cost: $2495.00 and up
• Unable to penetrate deeply due to lower intensity

Earthpulse

The Earthpulse PEMF device is specifically designed for people that struggle with sleep issues and other localized issues.

It helps train the brain to create normalized sleeping patterns.

It offers 10 separate programs (4 of which are specially designated for sleep).

The unit produces a maximum of 650 Gauss and can be adjusted in intensity from 10 percent to 100 percent.

Pros

• One of the most affordable options for a PEMF device on the market (starts at $699)
• Easy to setup and use
• Specially designed for overnight use
• Relatively high intensity
• Proven to have a positive impact on improving sleep
• Ability to use with a battery or by plugging it into the wall

Cons

• No multi-level marketing organization
• No sound or light accessories included
• No NASA square wave on the applicators

Sota Magnetic Pulser

The Sota Magnetic Pulser features an extremely high intensity, does not produce specific frequencies, and produces a small amount of residual heat.

Its unique design allows it to produce intensities to produce a peak magnetic field.

Pros

• Simple to use
• Affordable (starts around $350)
• Only one program

Cons

• Limited features compared to other devices in this price range
• Additional cost to get 2 magnets (which is ideal)
• Does not include battery